Cultural Artisans and Practitioners
Cultural Artisans and Practitioners
Kālai pōhaku (stone carving)
Kani ka pila (music)
Kapa (tapa making)
Kaula (rope making)
Laʻau Hawaiʻi (Hawaiian plants)
Lawaiʻa (fishing)
Lei Making
Loko iʻa; loko kuapā (fish pond)
Mahiʻai (farmers)
Mahina (moon)
Paniolo (cowboy)
Ulana (weaving)
Waʻa (canoe)
Other hana noʻeau
Botanical Guides
Lead tours or talks on Hawaiian (e.g. kalo/ awa), or on a Waimea Valley garden that matches their area of expertise. The Valleyʻs world-class botanical collections feature flora and fauna from around the world with special emphasis on Hawaiʻi.
Artisans and botanical guides are independent contractors paid hourly, working approximately 2 to 10 hours per week. Contracts are issued for a 1-year period.
QUESTIONS?
Contact Kaʻulamealani Diamond
Waimea Valley Cultural Programs Manager
(808) 638-5852, kdiamond@waimeavalley.net
Learn more here: https://www.waimeavalley.net/artisans
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Additional Info
Job Function : General, Customer Service
Experience Level : Not Applicable
Education Level : Not Applicable
Job Type : Contract